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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
Mercedes' second coming - A further installment of wonderful photo- graphs from Alan Smith's archive of post- war Grand Prix racing, this time featuring the desmodromic Mercedes W196.
One family owned from new - Gavin Farmer tries an octogenarian Swift which has never strayed far from its original home on the range.
Slow charge of the 600 - The 1996 London-Brighton Centenary Run saw the largest gathering of ancient automobiles ever assembled in one place. Elizabeth Bennett was there.
The man who hoarded Stutzes - Old cars were not the only things hidden away by the late K.Miller, as Laurence ' Mitchell discovered when he spent a week with him in '89.
The ultimate Auto jumble - Roger Banks presents his own Rough Guide to Hershey, the old- car flea market that just keeps on comng.
Driving a blown GP Amilcar - The Editor samples a fabulous survivor from the early vintage years, rescued from dereliction and now restored to better-than-new condition - and performane!
Louis Vuitton goes to New York - As part of its mission to put the Elegance back into Concours, the top people's luggage manufactur- er has been taking the Big Apple by storm.
The Hotchkiss engine story - Michael Worthington- Williams unravels the . mystery of the famous French manufacturer's English subsidiary.
From two wheels to four - We interview Geoff Duke, one of the most talented (but least known) post-war British racing drivers.
Editor's page
Readers' letters
Steady Barker's column
Photo discoveries
Best that money could buy
Auction preview
Buyer's guide
Desert Island Books
Commercially speaking
Coming next month
Finds and discoveries
Classified carriages
One family owned from new - Gavin Farmer tries an octogenarian Swift which has never strayed far from its original home on the range.
Slow charge of the 600 - The 1996 London-Brighton Centenary Run saw the largest gathering of ancient automobiles ever assembled in one place. Elizabeth Bennett was there.
The man who hoarded Stutzes - Old cars were not the only things hidden away by the late K.Miller, as Laurence ' Mitchell discovered when he spent a week with him in '89.
The ultimate Auto jumble - Roger Banks presents his own Rough Guide to Hershey, the old- car flea market that just keeps on comng.
Driving a blown GP Amilcar - The Editor samples a fabulous survivor from the early vintage years, rescued from dereliction and now restored to better-than-new condition - and performane!
Louis Vuitton goes to New York - As part of its mission to put the Elegance back into Concours, the top people's luggage manufactur- er has been taking the Big Apple by storm.
The Hotchkiss engine story - Michael Worthington- Williams unravels the . mystery of the famous French manufacturer's English subsidiary.
From two wheels to four - We interview Geoff Duke, one of the most talented (but least known) post-war British racing drivers.
Editor's page
Readers' letters
Steady Barker's column
Photo discoveries
Best that money could buy
Auction preview
Buyer's guide
Desert Island Books
Commercially speaking
Coming next month
Finds and discoveries
Classified carriages
Article Snippets
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